The upcoming Netflix thriller *Don't Move* features Kelsey Asbille in a tense survival story, where a young woman battles against a time-delayed paralytic agent and a relentless serial killer. The trailer emphasizes the critical roles of time and sound, setting the stage for Asbille's potential breakthrough in a leading role.
Danny Boyle employs iPhone 15s for filming the horror sequel "28 Years Later," emphasizing a unique visual style akin to the original film's gritty realism, as he reunites with original collaborators for a new trilogy.
*Terrifier 3*, directed by Damien Leone, has received overwhelmingly positive reactions for its intense gore and expanded franchise lore, setting the stage for potential success similar to *Terrifier 2*. With a mix of returning and new cast members, the film continues Art the Clown's reign of terror, with hints of *Terrifier 4* in development.
The newly released trailer for Steve McQueen's "Blitz" highlights a powerful World War II drama starring Saoirse Ronan, focusing on a mother's emotional quest to reunite with her son in bomb-ravaged London. Set for a London Film Festival premiere, the film is a promising awards season contender, showcasing McQueen's masterful blend of epic scale and intimate storytelling.
"Padawan's Pride," an Audible Star Wars story, explores Anakin Skywalker's early Jedi training and relationship with Obi-Wan Kenobi, set between *The Phantom Menace* and *Attack of the Clones*. The story involves a covert mission in an underground podracing circuit, offering insight into Anakin's growth and personal challenges.
In "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," the sequel to the 1988 classic, the mystery surrounding Lydia Deetz's late husband, Richard, is explored. The film hints at his death being either accidental or possibly sinister, as he appears in the Afterlife with piranhas—suggestive of his demise. The story leaves Richard's fate open to interpretation, reflecting the Afterlife's enigmatic nature.
Fan art imagines Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man joining Tom Hardy's Venom in "Venom: The Last Dance," possibly introducing Spider-Man into Sony's universe and sparking renewed interest in the franchise.
Johnny Depp's *Black Mass* climbs into Netflix's US Top 10, showcasing its gripping portrayal of Whitey Bulger's notorious Boston crime saga and its enduring appeal among audiences.
The analysis by Corridor Crew highlights the clever visual effects in Harold Ramis's 1996 film *Multiplicity*, where Michael Keaton portrays multiple versions of himself. Despite its innovative techniques, the film struggled at the box office due to prioritizing visuals over a compelling narrative, demonstrating that even Keaton's charisma and Ramis's direction couldn't overcome a weak storyline.
Discover a captivating preview of "Omni Loop" with Mary-Louise Parker, as Screen Rant shares an exclusive clip ahead of its September 20 release in theaters and digital platforms.
